We do have curious deer. They were quite intent upon the grassy knoll!
curious deer from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
First up was Butch raccoon. In the background you can see the solar powered light atop the water fountain. A beacon in the dark!
Butch March 30.mp4 from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
We still have mice friends under the feeder! I simply park the camera on the cement slab outside the door. It works pretty well.
mice friends from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
Our three crows are still around, although I did witness a bit of a fight in the air. They aren't silent! They were just above the driveway and one was definitely an intruder. They have such an interesting variety of calls.
3 crows from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
For more critters: visit Eileen's Critter party #433. She's gone on some marvellous walks, and snaps many birds!
15 comments:
Hello Jenn,
Great critter post. The deer video is my favorite. I always enjoy seeing the deer. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
Nice critters! You have so many visitors.
best… mae at maefood.blogspot.com
...their eyes shine in the dark.
Hari OM
The critters never fail to entertain us!!! YAM xx
B=Branches and Berries
A delightful collection of visitors!
I enjoy seeing your critters, large and small! Glad the snow has melted, as I'm sure the deer also are!
Hello Jenn, :=) I can't remember when I last saw a Crow,..they are smart birds. Your first image with the deer is beautiful, and the cute mouse, and Butch, on their night time prowl.
Have a good weekend. :=)
You have such a variety of creatures!
I enjoyed the videos, especially the deer and the crows.
They all travel through, the deer were not too spooked, and all the others seem to have a purpose.Looks like most of your snow has gone, I wonder if you will get a late fall, we sometimes get a very late hard frost down here.
I love watching the deer too. They are such beautiful animals and a treat to see here in Florida. Enjoy your weekend!
Butch has had a well fed winter.
You're right. Crows have many different calls. they are chasing each other here too.
lvoed the deers and crows :)
When I use my camera to catch pictures of night visitors, mice or woodrats, they tend to get washed out from too much brightness. Daylight pictures come out perfectly clear in colour. - Margy
Post a Comment